Pierce Slaughter: Bristol Bride Weds in Johnson City
Miss Kate Slaughter of Bristol and J E Pierce of Kingsport were married at Johnson City Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 5 30 pm with Rev John Ritter officiating. Owing to a recent bereavement, the ceremony was quiet with relatives present. The bride wore navy tricotine with brown accessories and carried bride roses. the couple will reside in Kingsport. Meanwhile, area society notes include a high school recital Friday night with many local girls participating and multiple visits and greetings among residents across Bristol, Johnson City, Rogersville, and Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Slaughter
Bristol
J. E. Pierce
Kingsport
Johnson City
John Ritter
Guy
L. Slaughter
Mrs. Pierce
Book Club Meeting Set for Wednesday at 3 30 P M
The Book Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs George McNaughton at the residence of Mrs L P Dashiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
George McNaughton
L. P. Dashiel
Missionary Society Meets at Broad Street M E Church
The Woman's Missionary Society will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the ladies' parlor of the Broad Street M E Church.
Dance at Roller Club This Evening
An informal dance will be given this evening at the Roller Club. Music will be furnished by Herrins, Metennes and Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrins
Me-Tnnes
Davis
Reception in Johnson City Honors Two Ladies
A reception in Johnson City Wednesday afternoon will be given by Mrs. Hugh Morrison in honor of Mrs. James Barker Jr and Mrs. Spears Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Hugh Morrison
James Barker, Jr
Spears Webster
Dinner Party Honors Mrs Phillips Sister Miss Curtis
Mr and Mrs R O Phillips hosted a delightful dinner Thursday evening June 10 in honor of Mrs Phillips sister Miss Curtis of Hammond avenue. Attending were Rocky Chase Lois Cox Orlan Fincher Pres Baxter Garrett Hall and Mr and Mrs Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Phillips
Phillips’ Siter
Miss Curtis
Hammond Avenue
Rocky Chase
Lois Cox
Orlan Fincher
Pres Baxter
Garrett Hall
Mrs. Light
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Mrs McCullough Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs J C McCullough on Wednesday June 23 at 3 30. All members are urged to attend as an important discussion is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
J. C. McCullough
Local Notes From Johnson City and Nearby Towns
Hobbs visited Indian Ridge on Sunday. J. D. Carter visited friends at Speer's Ferry Sunday. Graham Morrison son of Mr and Mrs Hugh G Morrison of Johnson City spent a few weeks at Church Hill and was in town today. Sidney H Veal of Johnson City is in town on business. Mrs Edward Price spent Monday in Bristol. W M Eberhart resigns as secretary to W M Roller and departs Saturday for Bristol to become manager of the Tri City Coal Company. Wm S Hart at the Strand Thursday in Wagon Tracks a new picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Morrison
Hugh G. Morrison
Johnson City
Church Hill
Sidney H. Veal
W. M. Eberhart
W. M. Roller
Bristol
Tri- City Coal Company
Wm. S. Hart
the Strand
Rock Springs Community Notes and Visits
June 14 local digest reports Reverend Winslow preaching Sunday afternoon. Visitors include Miss Bessie Galloway from Raytown and W D Hite from Kingsport. Reece Devault bought a new binder. Jamie King visited Reva and Mabel Chase. Carrie May Hittle, Bessie Hyder’s daughter, visited Dana Depew. G W Trevitte and family motored to Logan's Chapel. Luther Slaughter returned from Greenville. Eula Jones visited her brother Leland James at Holston Institute. Prayer meeting planned midweek. Sunday school, led by J F Carroll, progresses. M W A lodge members from Kingsport organized a camp here, thirteen new members. Prospects for a large local camp look good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Galloway
Raytown
W. D. Hite
Kingsport
Reece Devault
Jamie King
Reva
Mabel Chase
Bessie Hyder
Hittle
Carrie May
Dana Depew
G. W. Trevitte
Logan’s Chapel
Luther Slaughter
Greenville
Eula Jones
Leland James
Holston Institute
J. F. Carroll
A. L. Carroll and Sons
Orgie
Richard
M. W. A. Lodge
Coolidge Quips On His Rent To Local Press
Boston June 13 Governor Calvin Coolidge Republican vice presidential nominee joked with reporters about a Northampton rent story claiming he paid 35 dollars monthly for his half house. He said the landlord might raise the amount to match the report, which he did not want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Times Want Ads Promise Quick Results
Adv section in The Times highlights want ads as effective for fast results. Readers encouraged to place small ad items to reach local buyers and sellers quickly, with practical examples of common categories and quick response tips.
Theories Rise On Elwell Murder In New York
New York June 14 Jealousy over a woman or vengeance for heavy losses at cards said to motive the murder last Friday of Joseph B Elwell wealthy lumberman and bridge expert Police wrestle with two theories as detectives search society women gamblers and New York financiers Elwell shot with a government automatic pistol and a woman’s silk undergarment found in his bedroom adds fuel to the mystery Whitehead a banker and bridge expert questions rival killers and aids district attorney in the inquiry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph B. Elwell
Marie Larzon
Elwell
Rabbits touted as cheap meat and profit source
The Agriculture Department issues Farmers' Bulletin No. 1000 on rabbit raising with care and feeding guidance. Rabbits offer home table meat at 8 to 10 cents per pound and can provide surplus for sale. examples include a Kansas City resident, an Iowa high schooler, and an Ohio farmer meeting strong demand. Times Want Ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Kan
Ohio
United States
Bureau of Biological Survey
Personal notices from local items and visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. White returned Saturday from New York. W. A. Mahan visited his brother F. E. Mahan and went to Monroe South Carolina. Miss Vere Julian spent the weekend with her parents at Roan Mountain. L. P. Dashiel leaves for Avoca Tennessee to attend the grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias. Miss Mildred Woods of Greenville is improving at the home of her cousin Mrs. H. Grady Davis. Mrs. Conrad Miller and brother Charles Lohr, her guest, will leave Friday for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vere Julian
Roan Mountain
L. P. Dashiel
Avoca, Tenn
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Mildred Woods
Greenville
H. Grady Davis
C. B. Woods
Conrad Miller
Charles Lohr
Paris Papers Comment On Harding Nomination
Paris dispatch notes The Temps discusses Senator Warren G. Harding as Republican nominee. It cites platform passages on the League of Nations and highlights an emphasis on The Hague jurists meeting to form a permanent international court, with Elihu Root attending as American delegate. The Gaulois calls the selection of a dark horse surprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
the Temps
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
United States
Chicago
League of Nations
International Commission of Jurists
the Hague
Court of International Justice
Elihu Root
Dairy Notes For Stable Care And Milking Hygiene
Nail up that loose board on the cow stable. Pumpkins make a good feed for dairy cows. Before milking wash the cow's udders and flanks and wipe with a damp cloth. Keep the milk tightly covered at all times, and protect utensils from fires and dust.
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Society
Pierce—Slaughter
E. M. Geiger
Frances Goodwin
Elizabeth Harrison
Evelyn Hunter
Irene Shoun
Benua Wagner
Inez Hillman
Georgetown
US. C
J. A. Maher
Katherine Spottswood
M. H. Whitcomb
Jefferson Shivell
Rogersville
Frank Gildersleeve
R. Y. Grant
W. H. Smith
Jackson, Miss
T. B. McCartney
Lexington, Ky
J. H. Long
Stuart Maher
James Hope
Knoxville
Helen Black
Spruce Pine
N. C
E. K. Cox
Sweetwater, Tenn
Mrs. Riley Pyle
Pactolus
F. W. Browning
Maryville
G. W. Rumbley
Glade Springs
Roanoke
E. C. Banner
Mount Airy, N. C
Harry Nelms
T. M. Ewald
Marion, Va
M. L. Simmerman
Brandreth Symonds
Paul Gearhart
Altapaas
H. O. Bunn
L. H. Hodge
Thomas Hodge
Paul Gustwick
Robert Bailey
Evelyn Baylor
J. W. Noel
Dungannon
Pauline Revere
Virginia
Glen Bruce
Emory
Mr. Bruce
Emory and Henry
John Hibbard
J. W. Davis
Old Kingsport
Comunity Hospital
Alice Ketron
Hobbs
Indian Ridge
J. D. Carter
Edward Price
Rock Springs
Mr. Winslow
Coolidge
Sepa
Wilbur Whitehead
E. N. Breitung & Company
Whitehead
District Attorney’s Office
Iowa
Tauga Street
K. B. Kenner & CO
Nelms
LYTLE
Gilbert Parker
Selznick
Elaine Hammerstein
Jay Kaufman
Katherine Reed
William Fox
Longfellow
J. F. White
W. A. Mahan
F. E. Mahan
Monroe
S. C
Kingsport Garage
Tewepa
Lalyee
John Barrymore
Paramount
Richard Harding Davis
Bell Rhodes
Elmo the Fearless
Tom Moore Comedy
William S. Hart
Hart
N. E. Lewis CO
N. E. Lewis Company
Nelms Bldg
Broad Street
Harding
The
Hague
Europe
France
Gaulois
Lhosen
CCRC
Emase
Sharrett & Smith
Hillman’s
Arbuckle’s
Llman’s
the Square Drug Store
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